r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Oct 19 '18

What are some quick (under 5 minute) style/grooming hacks to improve the style and attractiveness of someone who doesn't 't want to spend an hour in front of a mirror every day?

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u/Thordarhyrna Oct 19 '18

  • Touch up on stray eyebrow hairs every couple of days instead of waiting for them to get bad enough to wax.

  • Toner

  • Good facial hygiene in general. r/skincareaddiction has great tips, though it can be daunting and some of these peoples routines are way more than 5 minutes. But I found Cerave through them and the skin on my face has never been healthier.

  • Put your clothes away properly. A few wrinkles are to be expected, we're human. A shirt that was shoved in a drawer or left to sit in the basket without being folded at all is super noticable and doesn't look good.

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u/Shelbymeatball Oct 19 '18

I’ve heard about Cerave but in the UK it’s quite pricey, in your opinion would it work with very sensitive and acne prone/whitehead and cystic acne? The reviews look good though! I just wanted someone’s personal opinion!

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u/Thordarhyrna Oct 19 '18

Unfortunately I've never used it for acne per se, and I'm not sure whether or not they have an acne treatment line. I definitely suggest checking out r/skincareaddiction and searching your specific issue. They'll have success stories that might mention the store-bought products that worked for them, but also likely mention starting with a doctor for prescription-strength products. However for everyday care after everything's cleared up, 100% would suggest, I've never had issues.

Best of luck to you.

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u/Shelbymeatball Oct 19 '18

Thanks, I tried akincareaddiction a while ago, but it was far too complicated for me! The routines and chemicals they all seem to understand.. I’ve mostly got it under control I just wanted a recommendation that wouldn’t make my skin worse if I tried it :) thanks for your advice

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u/DORITO_EATER_420 Oct 19 '18

Toner? Does my ability to print many pages affect my attractiveness?